'The Thunder don't need Westbrook's scoring' - @GoddamnyacacProf

Is Profasi a clown for thinking this?


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GoddamnyamanProf

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Westbrook's scoring was the difference, and what they needed to beat the Clippers. He kept them in the games when there was no other scoring (other than Durant).

They wouldn't have got to the line as much as they did had they had CP0 instead. OKC need that constant threat. CP0 can't provide that like Russ can.

I win.,
Uh no, the difference was Tony Brothers
 

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Wrong. I said better with a pass-first PG and the took it of context on purpose to give him a taste of his own medicine. You weren't in the other thread to witness the bullshyt he was pulling.

It doesn't matter now, because this series proved him wrong. I win. This is the end of it.

I never hedged ANYYTHING. Are you stupid? Re-read the thread

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/nets...-a-row-by-a-combined-score-of-391-339.180615/ - original post

Question/poll - Who is/was the biggest threat to the Heat?

"If they were healthy would they be the biggest threat to Miami in the East?

All starters can create their own shot, elite PG to run the floor, legitimate low-post scoring threat, high-IQ in every starting position (highest in league), '20+ PPG scorers' in backcourt and frontcourt, championship experience, arguably the best C in the league, all starters threats to score in last 5 minutes, best-ball movement in the East, best bench in the East, players that have previously been thorns in LeBron's side (Pierce, KG and Terry), one of the best closers, strength/depth in the Heat's weakest areas."

I specifically made it clear, by asking a question about who's their biggest 'threat'. The only way I could be proven wrong, would be if Lopez was healthy and the Pacers outperformed the Nets when they both played Heat, likewise I would only be proven right if Lopez was healthy and the Nets outperformed the Pacers when they both played the Heat.



No I wouldn't. Because it was more a contest of who was better equipped to beat the Heat - the Pacers of the Nets (and the Bulls). I NEVER changed my stance with that thread, it was always if they were healthy. You just failed to read the OP properly

In other words, I have to take into account the nuance that went into your argument :lupe:

Even though you ignore the nuance in profasi's argument just to score points with the voices in your head :lupe:
 

GoddamnyamanProf

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No in other words you can't read properly. Both you and @GoddamnyamanProf clearly have a hard time dealing with reality.
I see things as they are and accept them. You see them as you wish them to be, which is why you're so desperate to convince everyone. You and your little brother can stop flooding my notifications with pointless troll quotes and tags.
 
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I see things as they are and accept them. You see them as you wish them to be, which is why you're so desperate to convince everyone. You and your little brother can stop flooding my notifications with pointless troll quotes and tags.
Nah, I'm just pointing out how shytty your opinion is despite your belief that you think you're always right. The board seems to agree with me too. :ehh:
 

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you know what this series and a lot of the other series so far have proved....it's only two teams out there that are mentally strong in the clutch...only two teams so far have had the poise to close out games....the heat and the spurs....every body else have fallen under the pressure of securing wins...
 
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